What the site explains
The agent is described as reading a design model, flagging code issues, proposing fixes in plain language and editing only after approval. The page covers four problems (manual, disjointed, blind, slow), two products (a chat widget and a dashboard) and an observe, advise, act, learn loop.
Eight use-case cards name the roles it serves, from architects and BIM managers to drafters and small firms.
A drawing sheet with one warning colour
An off-white paper background, thin black linework, monospace labels, bracketed index numbers and uppercase headings make the page feel like a drawing sheet. Red marks are reserved for code violations, so colour always means something.
Interactions follow the theme: a loading sequence of setup steps, drag-to-reveal violations on the building sketch, a cursor coordinate readout and scroll-triggered prompts.
Products linked to their own pages
Asset URLs point to Webflow's CDN. The site includes a cookie banner, a newsletter sign-up, office addresses, social links and legal pages, plus a contact route for booking a demo.
It is English only, with product pages for the chat widget and the dashboard linked from the home page.
Notable details
- Blueprint visual language
- Drag-to-reveal violations
- Loading-sequence intro
- Eight role-based use cases
